The students displayed enthusiasm and eagerness during their visit and gained new insight in how to interact with the representatives of the different companies. Many of the students who went there for the first time found the experience enriching and expressed their willingness for such future activities which may further enhance their first hand learning experience.

The activity, under the guidance of IB Club Mentor, Prof. Parul Gupta and Prof. Gurpreet was conducted by members of team GLOCAL.

The students displayed enthusiasm and eagerness during their visit and gained new insight in how to interact with the representatives of the different companies. Many of the students who went there for the first time found the experience enriching and expressed their willingness for such future activities which may further enhance their first hand learning experience.

The activity, under the guidance of IB Club Mentor, Prof. Parul Gupta and Prof. Gurpreet was conducted by members of team GLOCAL.

The students displayed enthusiasm and eagerness during their visit and gained new insight in how to interact with the representatives of the different companies. Many of the students who went there for the first time found the experience enriching and expressed their willingness for such future activities which may further enhance their first hand learning experience.

The activity, under the guidance of IB Club Mentor, Prof. Parul Gupta and Prof. Gurpreet was conducted by members of team GLOCAL.

Then Jhalak moved into her ‘teacher with a mission’ mode to discuss something totally radical – how to use memory techniques effectively. She promptly wrote an impromptu list of random items on the board and asked the children to memorize them. When asked a little later to recite the list in its entirety, the children naturally had some difficulty. Jhalak then proceeded to convince them how memory techniques could be a big help here. The children were excited, and needed no additional prodding for the next exercise.

But all good things come to an end. As the shadows lengthened, a quiz was held by Ankit to revise the earlier session. Those who answered correctly received toffees.

Finally things came to a close with the distribution of ‘Britannia Tiger Kreemz’ biscuits and ‘Parle Orange Bite’ toffees. Dr. Indraneel Mandal accompanied and motivated the student volunteers. Prof. Lokesh Upreti guided the volunteers in the conduct of the programme as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club - Parivartan.

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Programme was inaugurated with lamp lighting before Maa Saraswati by Shri B. K. Arora, Secretary of I.T.S- The Education Group, Shri Surinder Sood, Director (PR), I.T.S- The Education Group, Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director (Management), Dr. Vidya Sekri, Director (UG Campus), Prof. Durba Roy, Chairperson Dr. V N Bajpai (PGDM), Dr. Nitin Saxena (MBA) and Prof. Pawan Kumar (BBA) along with senior most alumni of all the courses.

With great pride and honour, this meet witnessed 13 alumni of the very first batch of PGDM (1996-98) programme, 12 alumni from the second batch of MBA (2005-07) program and senior alumni of BBA.

Senior alumni of all courses were felicitated for their achievements in their respective fields and being connected with their Alma-mater as a true brand ambassador. They shared their past experiences, spoke about college life and conveyed good wishes.

It was then followed by number of mind blowing performances by students including Ganesh Vandana and band performance by UG students, Group Dance on fusion songs by PG & UG students.

There were games and quizzes organized for everyone to take part and win prizes as well. The day’s programme had a lot of exciting events lined up to raise the nostalgia one notch up. The excitement augmented to a joyful high when the alumni and faculty joined the festivities together to strengthen the bond among them. Colors of joy, happiness, togetherness could be seen in alumni as well as faculty members. The gala dinner was organised where alumni across batches and sectors, faculty, administrative body members and current students interacted with each other. The major takeaway from the event was the satisfaction, all attendees had after meeting their friends and their alma mater.

Alumni meet is all about refreshing memories and strengthening bond between alumni and its Alma-mater. A time of the year to create an everlasting relationship and to cherish the old ones. Everyone left with not just tapping feet but the pulsating togetherness of what they went for.

From PGDM 136, MBA 190 and BBA 234 alumni joined the meet leading to a total of 560, a record breaking alumni participation. Alumni bytes were recorded to by student groups.

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More than 140 students of the school participated in the Sports Event and learned working on MS Office on Computers in Practical Labs. They were taught the basic use of MS Word by the Student Volunteers of ITS College. In this session they were taught about the “Tool Bar”, Bold, Underline and Italic in MS Word. They all then were taken to the Ground for the Sports Competition where they participated in the games like Tug of War; Lemon Race; Kho Kho and Balloon Race.

Director Management, Dr. Ajay Kumar felicitated the Event by distributing the Prizes to the winners of all the games. Winners received Stationary Sets and Mugs with ITS logo embedded on it as Prizes and Gifts. Principal of the School along with the 3 teachers were also felicitated by the Director Management Sir. All the students were given refreshment at the end of the session.

Faculty Coordinators of Utthan Activity are: Dr. Nitin Saxena and Prof. Shilpi Vaish.

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Its key Services students had the hands-on experience with wereCustomized garment on hanger (GOH) facilities, Reefer monitoring and transportation, Import container storage, Full container load movement, Customs inspection facilitation, De-stuffing / stuffing operations, Warehouse - LCL / FCL imports, Import bonding LCL, Empty container depot, Container maintenance & repair (M & R) service - Reefer & Dry, Import bonding, Transportation solutions (shunting, first mile and last mile), Open yard bonding, Hazardous cargo handling, On-time reports and updates, Dedicated customer service team and Dedicated storage area for customers.

The students were very interactive with the management of ICD and hence had a great learning experience.

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The game that the volunteers had chosen for the day was the ‘Freeze Dance’. The rules were very simple. The children had to dance when the music was played. As soon as it was switched off, they had to freeze like statues. Those who failed to do so would be eliminated.

For the purpose of the game the children were divided into two groups for older and smaller children, each group being arranged in a circle. The routine was repeated until two winners were identified from each group. Since the game involved dancing, it goes without saying that there was no end to the excitement and enthusiasm. While everybody readily joined in the conduct of the games, special mention needs to be made of Nagesh and Sachin, the former playing the music, and both taking the lead in controlling the swaying crowds.

The 4 winners received a "tennis racket set" each. The day concluded with the distribution of "Bikano Peanuts" and "Ravalgon Pan Pasand" toffees among the children. Dr. Indraneel Mandal accompanied and motivated the student volunteers. Prof. Lokesh Upreti guided the volunteers in the conduct of the programme as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club - Parivartan.

The game that the volunteers had chosen for the day was the ‘Freeze Dance’. The rules were very simple. The children had to dance when the music was played. As soon as it was switched off, they had to freeze like statues. Those who failed to do so would be eliminated.

For the purpose of the game the children were divided into two groups for older and smaller children, each group being arranged in a circle. The routine was repeated until two winners were identified from each group. Since the game involved dancing, it goes without saying that there was no end to the excitement and enthusiasm. While everybody readily joined in the conduct of the games, special mention needs to be made of Nagesh and Sachin, the former playing the music, and both taking the lead in controlling the swaying crowds.

The 4 winners received a "tennis racket set" each. The day concluded with the distribution of "Bikano Peanuts" and "Ravalgon Pan Pasand" toffees among the children. Dr. Indraneel Mandal accompanied and motivated the student volunteers. Prof. Lokesh Upreti guided the volunteers in the conduct of the programme as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club - Parivartan.

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The game that the volunteers had chosen for the day was the ‘Freeze Dance’. The rules were very simple. The children had to dance when the music was played. As soon as it was switched off, they had to freeze like statues. Those who failed to do so would be eliminated.

For the purpose of the game the children were divided into two groups for older and smaller children, each group being arranged in a circle. The routine was repeated until two winners were identified from each group. Since the game involved dancing, it goes without saying that there was no end to the excitement and enthusiasm. While everybody readily joined in the conduct of the games, special mention needs to be made of Nagesh and Sachin, the former playing the music, and both taking the lead in controlling the swaying crowds.

The 4 winners received a "tennis racket set" each. The day concluded with the distribution of "Bikano Peanuts" and "Ravalgon Pan Pasand" toffees among the children. Dr. Indraneel Mandal accompanied and motivated the student volunteers. Prof. Lokesh Upreti guided the volunteers in the conduct of the programme as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club - Parivartan.

The speakers deliberated on the benefits of accreditation and shared the process of accreditation of two prominent bodies, NAAC & NBA. Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director (Management), I.T.S Ghaziabad shared his views on requisites of being a good teacher and role and responsibilities of teachers towards students and society. In the function, Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey, Director (IT), I.T.S Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad was appointed President of CEGR Ghaziabad Chapter.

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The tournament was inaugurated by Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director (Management), in presence of the dignitaries, Dr. Sunil Pandey, Director (IT), Dr. Vidya Shekhari, Director (U.G.), Prof. Nancy Sharma, Vice Principal (U.G.), Sh.Rishi Raj Tyagi, Convener (Ghaziabad District Table Tennis Committee(A), Dr. D.K.Pandey, Faculty Sports Coordinator and Mr. R. S. Chawala, Sports Coordinator on 13th Nov’2018 at 2.30 PM in I.T.S. Sports Complex, Mohan Nagar Ghaziabad.

The award ceremony of this championship was held on 16th Nov’2018 at 3.00 P.M. at I.T.S Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad in august presence of the chief guest Sh. Manjeet Dua, Arjun Awardee, Former National Table Tennis Champion and Chief Selector (National Table Tennis Team) and dignitaries Sh. Arpit Chadha, Vice Chairman, I.T.S -The Education Group, Sh. Arun Kumar Banerjee, Treasurer (Table Tennis Federation of India) and Secretary (U.P Table Tennis Association), Sh. N. K. Lahiri, Treasurer (U.P Table Tennis Association) Sh. Rishi Raj Tyagi, Convenor (Ghaziabad District Table Tennis Committee-A), Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director (Management), Dr. D.K.Pandey, Faculty Sports Coordinator, Dr. V. N. Bajpai, Chair Person (PGDM) and Mr. R. S. Chawala, Sports Coordinator.

Among sub Junior Boys Team Sarth Mishra ( JKG Indirapuram), Vartika Bharat (St. Pattrick School, Agra) in Sub Junior Girls Individual Final, Parth Mishra (JKG, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad) amongst Senior Boys Team, Mahika Dixit (DPS Ghaziabad) in Senior Girls Individual Final, Sarth Mishra (JKG, Ghaziabad) in Sub Junior Boys Individual Final, Vartika Bharat (St. Patrick School Agra) in Sub Junior Girls Individual Final, Shivam Chandra (St. Teresa Ghaziabad) in Junior Individual Final and Radha Priya (DPS, Ghaziabad) in Junior Girls Individual Final were declared winners of the 4th 11 Sports Inter School Table Tennis State Championship-2018.

The main aim of this championship contest was to select players for national championship and promote and encourage Table Tennis sports in the region of Ghaziabad District and to create a charm and attraction among school students and youth for this game.

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Nagesh began the day’s session by highlighting the significance of Children’s Day. He discussed the various facets of the life of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first Prime Minister, who also held the post for the longest period. He referred to Pt. Nehru’s education and family background, his writings and of course, his love for children. As expected, the children were aware of some these facts.

Continuing with the theme for the day, Hitesh then delved into child rights and why they are important. In this context he explained the role of the UNICEF and its activities for children around the world.

A quiz was then held to test all that the children learnt during the day. Those who answered correctly were given a pack of Frooti.

Finally the day drew to a close with the distribution of "Bikano Aloo Bhujia" and "Orange Bite" toffees among the children. Dr. Indraneel Mandal accompanied and motivated the student volunteers. Prof. Lokesh Upreti guided the volunteers in the conduct of the programme as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club - Parivartan.

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Then Hitesh began with the first session of the day. He traced out the origins of cracker bursting to the deserts of Rajasthan. He went on to describe the different types of crackers. Next he introduced the concept of green crackers, as mandated by the recent judgement of the Supreme Court, and discussed why these are beneficial for the environment. Prof. Upreti then involved the students in demonstrating the proper and safe method of lighting crackers.

Yogesh then interacted with the students on the significance of observing Diwali. He also used the opportunity to point out that Diwali is celebrated not only by Hindus, but also other communities like Sikhs and Jain to mark the release of Guru Har Gobind Singh by the Mughals, and Mahavir attaining Nirvana, respectively.

Last but not the least, a Rapid fire quiz round was held to test the knowledge acquired by the children. The 4 winners were awarded with a special "Natraj Stationary Gift Pack" each.

The day came to an end with the distribution of laddoos, Frooti and Mango Bite Toffees among the children.

Dr. Indraneel Mandal accompanied and motivated the student volunteers. Prof. Lokesh Upreti guided the volunteers in the conduct of the programme as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club - Parivartan.

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